Dan O'Mara
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Dan O'Mara
@Dan_OMara
Sometimes I tweet halfway intelligent things about baseball. Curry College alum.
NJ Katılım Kasım 2009
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I’m confused. When Bloom pulled off the same type of moves for the Red Sox the national reaction was “why the fuck aren’t the Red Sox spending!?”, when he does it for the Cardinals it’s “Chaim strikes again!!”
Foul Territory@FoulTerritoryTV
"Chaim Bloom strikes again." @ErikKratz31 on Bloom building up the Red Sox farm system and then taking them now with the Cardinals via trade.
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Analyzing the trade doesn’t need to go any further than this. Good trade, good price, keep adding
Joon Lee@joonlee
Like this move. Consistent hitter on a good contract that helps solidify the lineup. Dobbins being the headliner is a little bit less than I would’ve expected. Need to keep adding to the lineup.
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Came out of hiding now that Joe Kelly is retired
Jeff Passan@JeffPassan
First baseman Tyler Austin and the Chicago Cubs are in agreement on a one-year major league deal, sources tell ESPN. Austin, 34, is a former top Yankees prospect who has been a star in Japan for the last half-decade, hitting .293/.377/.568 for the Yokohama Bay Stars.
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It seems like Breslow is calling Boras/Bregman’s bluff tbh. If he had 5-6 years on the table, he’d have already signed. Because at the end of the day, that’s probably the tippy top of his market. The chance that a team beats 6 is unlikely
Tyler Milliken@tylermilliken_
.@Jared_Carrabis has heard the Diamondbacks could be willing to go up to 6 years on a deal with Alex Bregman. Whether that’s guaranteed or 5 with an option, we don’t know. Via the latest episode of @Section10Pod.
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“Let’s see if this organization is actually serious about the offseason” as if they aren’t a winter removed from signing one of the best hitters & trading prospect capital for one of the best starters who both helped lead them back to the playoffs for the first time in 4 years….
Barstool Sports@barstoolsports
The Red Sox Are Set To Meet With Pete Alonso On Tuesday And Let's See If This Organization Is Actually Serious About The Offseason s.barstool.link/c/article-3558…
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Hopeful this goes better than his first go around in the AL East
Jon Heyman@JonHeyman
Breaking: Sonny Gray traded to Red Sox
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Months of pointless back-and-forths and Twitter feed reloads rely on the answer to this question
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“He stays” like he opts in, or “he stays” like they sign him to a new deal in February?
Gordo@BOSSportsGordo
“While murmurs around baseball keep suggesting it will be almost certain that the third baseman opts out of his deal, some in the organization still believe there is a good chance he stays.” - @bradfo on Alex Bregman’s opt out
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“Took victory laps for their development before they proved anything at the MLB level.” While I agree that they leaned a little too heavy on rookies in the end, but you’re a fool if you think that series would have gone the same if Roman and Marcello were healthy…
Joon Lee@joonlee
This was a fun Red Sox team, but I’m infuriated by the missed opportunities. They had a legitimate shot at the World Series—if the front office hadn’t alienated their superstar hitter, gotten nothing in return for Devers, and been more aggressive at the deadline. Red Sox fans deserve better. The front office put too much stock in unproven rookies and took victory laps for their development before they proved anything at the MLB level. It was a small-market mindset in one of the biggest markets in sports. Alex Cora had a great season maximizing the roster and playing the hand he was dealt. But the front office took for granted how rare it is to get a shot at a championship. The Orioles sold their fanbase on the future for years—and now even their future looks uncertain. The same thing can happen in Boston, especially given the business approach of Fenway Sports Group and their investments from private equity. Red Sox fans deserve more.
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Red Sox were a fun team to root for this season & that’s more than we can say about recent teams, but their deficiencies all kind of surfaced at the same time. Injuries, asking too much from role players & rookies. Mix that with some ill timed bonehead plays…you lose a series…
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Jazz Chisholm is know to be very camera shy. Very avoidant of the spotlight.
Yankees Videos@snyyankees
Jazz Chisholm Jr. was asked if he was surprised about not being in the starting lineup for Game 1 "I guess, yeah"
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